Anglo American considers closing platinum mines in South Africa
The now three-month strike over pay in the country's platinum belt has forced Amplats to declare a force majeure on a long list of suppliers.
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Ludman Industries Enhances its Engineering & Sales Team
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Dassault Systèmes GEOVIA Vice President to Speak at X Mining International Conference Chihuahua 2014
“New Solutions to Old Problems—How Innovative Approaches are Controlling Costs and Increasing Productivity "